The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-15

P,,e, Remarked a melancholy looking in
uiviunal yesterday To n citizen
latter. "
tagged" WY ~ ~
Inc following are II lew Of tho opinion,
ga,hercd ON the fly regarding Mrs. Clevc
One OF the handsomcst women | even
saw"
81 don't think she is exactly pretty. bu,
she has y cmurkahly swcct face. -
dent"
don't care much to see the President,
Perfectly l%ovcly,!'
"She has n remarkably large head for n
woman
Entirely sensible aud unaffected"
she Is very small
~ had no idea she was ~ large"
she ought 10 have a second term"
wonderfully pleasant, hat then most
any woman would he pleasant vino war
the wife of Il prcsid emit"
'Oilicc has not spoiled her in The least.
"tlcvcland's ~. Paul tribute Ia his
wife was beautiful, and she deserved i,
she has the southern ~viyacity and the
northern health aud yigor.'
The President has done u great many
sensible things, but his marriage with such
u woman was the most sensible
Keeps her wits about her.
~"Evidcntly u noble woman, nohly
planned
Charlie rullcn didn't get u good chance
to get left Yesterday, and when the flow.
ing tide came in with the President h.
stood upon the shorc.
Hst Mcmphim want Ia gct shaved.
but hanged II | can get in a barbrrshup.
Second Mcmphian You can gt shaved
without going to u harbcr-shop. Dnop
into uf the stores and buy something
and you will get shaved.
''This is the biggest crowd | ever saw in
Memphis, Niid Col. Hugh Grrcr, land |
see about 100 strange faces to that ]
known
Two United States senators and one sen.
ator-elcrt welcomed the President Ia Mem.
phis Yesterday, namely, Senators Harris
and Whitthornc and Standardized BATE.
fpd Anderson said that il was impos
siblc tu decorate the interior uf the Kate
Adams fully, ~ the flowers had all been
spoken iur, and the committee had a. be-
content with contributions.
Just bciopn the train came In ycs,crla,
Judge Clapp walked about 100 yards mp
the track, and then turned around uppIr
emily satisfied aud came back. "lir Iudgr
wanted tn sec II that trcstlc Wa- nll right, ~
remarked u man ON the upper deck.
The rcd haired girl aud the white hons
took In the town.
Grn Tracy WIS chairman 81 tho com.
mitiHc Ia decorate licalc street. but found
It rather hard to get the people To dee
uritc.
The committee un painting the town MI
performed their duties we'll last night.
Hundreds oi people could get no accom-.
ulodation last night. aud had Ia spend the
night On the streets.
The Presidents wife wore u plain street
costume with u duN'ly lifting Jacket, In the
pockets of which SHE kept her hands. 4
Iaunty little "~sce-oyer' hat crowned her
pretty head.
The r~cttc and sash committee
consisted II Ucn. u. u. Patterson, Mai.
q. V. Ran,baut, Capt. Bob Black, Col. T.
IL %Eddington, Capt. Ar Luther AMI
Puyn,c W. G. Collier.
The Burns artillery. 81 Nash,ill ma
nipulated the CannUn ~ the blnif.
An nlluSiOn 90 the fact that the pusi.
dent was about 60 -utrr n State that had
made a desperate effort Ia ~ dry u, the
recent election, caused the President Ia
laugh heartily.
Tic ladies did not seem to take much
Interest In the President, hut they wcr all
cagcrncSs To see his wife.
Col. John r.. Outright, surveyor ut
Louisville, camc down 20 attend the dem.
onHtntinn.
Capt. Irwin Dugan, of Louisville, was
On deck yesterday.
judge John l.. T. Snecd was pcrhap.
the most striking VI all the callers upon
the President.
Mai. Petit devoted himself TO Mn.
Cleveland, and gave her an explanation III
the general cussedness NJ the Mississippi, |
lis tendency To oyerrun is banks, under
mine blum and accumulate zandlan.
Among the distinguished visitors was
Col. Robert l. Chester, Of Jackson, Tenn, |
a young man of some ninety odd ycarS.
The colonel II regarded IN a SORT oi pcrn.
NAL Hprig Of Dcmocncy, aud II ~ said
that he was on hand when the Democratic
party was born. lie never expected 10 scc
another true blue In office, and the elcc-
ton Of Cleveland has given him q new
lcasc 81 life. lie shook hands with the
President Ia the stately style that prevailed
In the time of Martha Washington.
Yesterday morning Secretary Keeling
had the hargcs, from which the fireworks
were Ia he sent up, moved out into the
middle Of the channel. ~ that everybody
could gct u view Of the display.
Rabbi Samfcld was u quiet Spectator"
Of events On the Dean Adams yesterday
afternoon.
Two member u the school board McssrS.
jordan AMI Ramhaut, M well ~ Supt Col.
licr, went down on the boat 10 meet Clcyc.
land aud his wife.
Mr.. Emmett Woodsuu was one Of the
most effective masters uf ceremony. lie
acted NJ escort to President Cleveland aud
Senator llgrris ON the brief trip irm the
boat Ia the hack.
"Col. II. VI. Estes seems Ia have said
mon sweet nothingS 90 Mn. Cleveland
than any u else, remarked u minister
yesterday to an ArrrNL reporter.
"This trip will get him q heap Of votes -